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Zen Ray ED2 8x42 and 10x42 evaluations and review
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<blockquote data-quote="Hooyah1" data-source="post: 1557349" data-attributes="member: 78748"><p>Edz, like others have said, thanks for looking at the ED2s. I took my 10x ED2s out after reading your experiment with the "glare shield". Out in the Arizona sun, shielding did get rid of the blue/gray crescent when it appeared. In my 10xs, however, even in the full afternoon sun (looking west), without a glare shield, I had to practically have my eyebrows on the exit lens before it appeared. It took THAT MUCH misalignment to see the phenomenon. I don't doubt that the 8x you tested gave the glare, but I am just NOT seeing that with these 10xs. Having not laid eyes on a pair of 8x binos, I'm not sure what the difference would be...could they have a differently shaped case around the objective lens giving better glare protection? I doubt it, though...I'm just looking for others' experience with the 10x ED2s.</p><p></p><p>BTW, I'm not a Zen rep, or anything. In fact, having this pair and a pair of 8.5 EL Swaros, I'll state that the difference between the two is still very apparent. I love this new pair, but I don't hold it in the same class as the Swaro.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hooyah1, post: 1557349, member: 78748"] Edz, like others have said, thanks for looking at the ED2s. I took my 10x ED2s out after reading your experiment with the "glare shield". Out in the Arizona sun, shielding did get rid of the blue/gray crescent when it appeared. In my 10xs, however, even in the full afternoon sun (looking west), without a glare shield, I had to practically have my eyebrows on the exit lens before it appeared. It took THAT MUCH misalignment to see the phenomenon. I don't doubt that the 8x you tested gave the glare, but I am just NOT seeing that with these 10xs. Having not laid eyes on a pair of 8x binos, I'm not sure what the difference would be...could they have a differently shaped case around the objective lens giving better glare protection? I doubt it, though...I'm just looking for others' experience with the 10x ED2s. BTW, I'm not a Zen rep, or anything. In fact, having this pair and a pair of 8.5 EL Swaros, I'll state that the difference between the two is still very apparent. I love this new pair, but I don't hold it in the same class as the Swaro. [/QUOTE]
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